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Earlier this week, the IRS announced that the tax filing deadline had been pushed back to May 17. In response, many states have followed suit […]
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While many services have user interfaces that are designed to be easy to use – just enough for even a technophobe to understand – there […]
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Many fitness trackers these days tell you your VO2max, sometimes calling it “cardio fitness” or telling you that you are better than a certain percentage […]
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If you are a coffee lover and a plant parent at the same time, you might want to recycle your coffee grounds and also potentially […]
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Skin care products can be random. A quick Google search will reveal a lot of negative reviews of “cult favorites” that supposedly work for everyone […]
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While it’s nice to get a big tax refund every year, there is a danger of thinking of it as a bonus or reward for […]
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If you’re on PlayStation, set your calendar reminder for March 25 at 8:00 PM (PT) and April 19 at 8:00 PM (PT) because there are […]
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We all benefit from having something to do – maybe more now than ever, if the surge in dog adoptions during a pandemic is any […]
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A couple of years ago, Rodney Scott won the James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Southeast, but as far as I can tell, […]
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Every March, over 60 college basketball teams compete in a nationwide tournament. The March Madness has been a tradition since 1908 , when people from […]
Continue reading »Vaccinations Don’t Make Restaurant Visits Safe Yet.
If you’ve managed to get vaccinated, you’re probably excited about doing a bunch of things you’ve avoided over the past year. And yes, you can […]
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Xbox consoles slow down download speeds while you are playing a game to reduce the impact on online functionality or multiplayer performance. While downloads are […]
Continue reading »How to Remember the Difference Between Effective and Marginal Tax Rates
If you are confused by the phrase “marginal tax rate” or “effective tax rate”, or you cannot remember the difference between the two, you may […]
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The other day my son had to ask a few questions about a place to work in his science class. His favorite, and quite fair, […]
Continue reading »Why Cleaners Are Worth Their Money
For renters, the worst part of a moving day is deciding which is more important: our full bond or our sanity. Hiring cleaners when you […]
Continue reading »How to Find COVID Vaccination Locations on Apple Maps
While we can’t help you find your vaccination date – good luck considering how badly we organized the process and turned it into a kind […]
Continue reading »How to Cook Filet Mignon Without Sous-Vide Circulator
In terms of steaks, I paid too much attention to the ribeye. I love fat and meat that attaches to bones, but adherence to one […]
Continue reading »Children’s COVID Vaccine Trials Continue
Of the US-approved COVID-19 vaccines, one (Pfizer) is available for people aged 16 and over, and the other two (Moderna and Johnson & Johnson) are […]
Continue reading »Find Churches With Same-Sex Marriage Using This Site
The Vatican released a statement this week reaffirming its support for same-sex relationships, but promised it would not bless its unions in the Catholic Church. […]
Continue reading »How to Set up Skype Active Noise Canceling on Your Desktop
Zoom may have overtaken Skype as the preferred abbreviation for video calling, but Microsoft’s chat service hasn’t gone anywhere. The latest update to Skype for […]
Continue reading »What’s New in Hulu in April 2021
There is a legend about cinema. A film with such a ridiculous twist, I dare not talk about it lest you make fun of yourself […]
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Run long enough and far enough and something will start to get annoyed. Maybe your hips, maybe your bra, maybe some random spot that has […]
Continue reading »Please Stop Using Text Messages to Get Login Codes
Vice talked about how easy it is for an attacker to intercept your text messages this week. They don’t need access to your phone; they […]
Continue reading »How to Create a Digital Children’s Book
It’s almost as cliché as every new parent’s plan to “sleep when the baby is asleep” —you buy a sweet children’s book with all the […]
Continue reading »14 Ways to Use Folder Clips at Home
The folder clip has been a longtime Lifehacker favorite for its versatility, going well beyond its ability to hold thick reams of paper together. As […]
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Not all advice needs to be professional. Sometimes your problems deserve honest honesty on the part of a dude who has nothing but a computer […]
Continue reading »What to Drink for St. Patrick’s Day
When it comes to drinks for St. Patrick’s Day, you have two main options: something green or something Irish. Both options are good, and not […]
Continue reading »How to Transfer Alarm Message History Between Android Devices
Signal is testing a new Wi-Fi data transfer tool for Android users that will allow you to transfer your message history to a new device, […]
Continue reading »What’s New at Disney + April 2021
Little ones, gather around. Let me tell you a story about dark times in a galaxy far, far away. Before the prequels, sequels and animated […]
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You’ve probably gone through the same thinking process as every tenant: “I’m just going to hang the picture now and worry about it when I […]
Continue reading »Why You Should Support Your Local Bookstore
You’ve Heard This Before, And You Will Hear It Again: Support Your Local Independent Bookstore. Most adults who are avid readers know deep down that […]
Continue reading »How to Close the “open Concept” of Your Home Now That You Hate It
This is what every show on HGTV made you believe in what you wanted: an open floor plan. The call was clear. Open-plan homes appear […]
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Virtual hangout etiquette always keeps me on my toes. For example, if I am the organizer Zoom Assembly, I believe that it is better to […]
Continue reading »Avoid Tax Debt With This IRS Tool
Few things are worse than an unexpected tax bill. If you’re still not happy with the recent tax surprise – or if last year’s turmoil […]
Continue reading »This Corned Beef Casserole Is Best Eaten While Drunk
As a fan of salted meats, carbs and kale, corned beef and kale – also known as a New England cooked dinner – have always […]
Continue reading »The Real History of St. Patrick’s Day
When you think of St. Patrick’s Day, you might think of green beer, necklaces from shot glasses that say “Kiss me, I’m Irish” and everyone […]
Continue reading »How to Use AI to (Possibly) Beat the March Madness
For most people, predicting the results of the NCAA March Madness with any degree of accuracy is foolish. The elimination tournament, which features 64 teams, […]
Continue reading »How to Customize the Best New Features in Chrome OS 89
Chrome OS 89 is now rolling out, adding a lot of functionality to Chromebooks and tablets that run Google’s operating system. You’ll probably notice the […]
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